Holy Name Societies Form At Polish Church Union
A church meeting at United ipo Serieties of this city discussed forming Holy Name societies across parishes including St Adelbert's Polish Church and St Peter and St Paul Lithuania Church. Officials noted upcoming vesper services and a planned February vote on leadership changes as part of the effort.
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Eh Patrick's
Joe
Eloetal
St. Mary's
Fe Set's
Duis Hose
Markin Gessner
Gilaekt Chureh
St. Adelbert's
Siovicund
Peter and St. Paul
Lithuania
Lurch
Ripley
Dean Liesaver
Cam Prisiye de
Holy Name Societe
St Pat
Rks Maly
The
Sacre
Newt
Sane Society
de Tuly
Vimar Hails
Nami Saeiety
Ansving
Holy Saraw Society
Impinetiyte
Calleption
Holy Name Sociaty
Robins Bail $40,000 High Bond for Robins Indictments
In a New York case, Robins faced multiple indictments with a bail set at $40,000 to restore assets tied to a Northern Bank heist. District Attorney Whitman noted charges of larceny exceeding 380,000 and the court ordered bond backed by a miner fund to secure the defendant’s appearance. Robins appeared in court and admitted an attempted act of self-harm, with threats of execution if released on bail.
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Din
G. Robina
Northern Bank of
New York
Washington Savings
Marceny
Northern Bank
Robin
Whitman
Robin Fomor
Jerome
Robin Nol
Friay
Arene
Assailant of Gaynor Eyes New Jersey Justice
A gory tale from Jersey City recounts the assault on Mayor Gaynor. The assailant was seated for trial before Justice Edwards with the state presenting its case in a few hours. The expectant outcome could come within the year as the murder charge looms.
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Gaynor
Jersey
Jesey City
Din
Tames
New Suk Amigust 9
Fatboy
New Jersey
Coynor
School Board Member Interested in Contracts
A report from Minton, Ba notes a school board member facing pleas related to an illegal state contract with the school board during tenure. The case involves repairs to facilities in the Saboo district and the Snyder brothers’ alleged involvement, with grand jury proceedings and a sentence detailed.
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Pournal “Minton
Controleery Mollman
Holle
Mirkin Wim
Bork
White
Grand
Hodman
Snyder Brothers
Wall Street Journal Market Report From Mokadvancie
Reading was the strength of the stock market as railroads and industries show activity. Trading concentrated in United Tea and other stocks rose amid a demonstration and a resignation. Government bonds were unchanged and the market remained strong through the period.
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Mokadvanciie
Wiech
Prenton Corey
Suffrage Hope Narrowly Echoed In Speech From Governor Baldwin
Governor Baldwin’s third inaugural address outlines reform goals including women’s suffrage via constitutional change, broader tax voting rights for women, traffic and aviation regulation, and anti graft measures. He urges careful passage of proposals while criticizing perceived legislative waste such as gratuities and a costly legislative souvenir.
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Hartford
Conn
Dam
Sitheon Ki
Baldwin
Baldwink
Edo Notink Giotine
General Assembly
Avilion
Thildwin
Qeir
Uoless
Tald- Win
Education on Horse Care Promoted by City Society
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals arranged a lecture on horse care for owners with a pamphlet titled Care of Horses. The special committee reported 1,000 copies procured and several hundred distributed to peddlers and tradespeople. Four new members joined, three cruelty arrests were made, four wagons were removed, and many warnings issued. Public cooperation was evident as letters praised drivers for neglect issues.
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Society For the Prevention of
M.A. Barber
East
Jersey Street
Taft and Busse Meet in Washington Banter
Chicago Mayor Fred Busse called on President Taft in Washington. They sized each other up for two minutes. The President compared Busse’s waistline to his own and remarked they both have about the same equator, real, not imaginary.
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seveRrapn
Cme Sormat
Washington
Chicago
Fred Busse
Taft
Buge
Busse
American Pensioner Hanged for Murder in 190%
An American pensioner and ex-soldier, Seanlan, was hanged for the murder of his sister-in-law in 190%. He faced three trials with largely circumstantial evidence cited at the time. The report notes the execution occurred today and was widely reported across the country.
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Sowrml
Fedand
Willan Seanlan
Penetoner
Seanlan
Youths Arrested After Highway Robbery and Gunpoint Hold Up
Three teen youths and two others were taken into custody after a suspected hold up near a highway trestle. Detectives recovered a revolver and masks, with the youths confessing to prior thefts. Fireman Wallace Macnaley was reprimanded for departmental conduct. The county court set bail at 200 with ongoing proceedings.
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Alphonse
Maul Swen
First Street
William Kilpatrick
Court Street
Youtha Etill
Greta Tory
Rayway Key
Kilpathvick
Ong
Aml
Una
Kilpatrick
O'Brien
Iin
Taco
William
Kobel
Crlep
Leonard Appointed Assistant Sergeant at Arms in State Legislature
Willis 4 Leonard of South Street has received notice of his appointment as assistant sergeant at arms for the upcoming State Legislature to convene in Trenton. A popular local figure, Leonard is noted for Democratic activity and extensive fraternal connections including Knights of Columbus, Elks, and St Mary’s Parish groups.
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Willis
Leonard
Southstreet
Srenton
Tion
Leonad
Elizabeth
Knights of Columbus
Fourth Degree
Elizabeth Couneil
Elzagel Caravan
Ordin
Alhambra
St. Mary's Parish
Hoby ‘Iy
St. Mary'ss
M. B. Society
Court Boudinot
State Aid Proposed to Eliminate Crossings
Telegraph reports that public Utilities commissioners urge state and municipal railroads to share the cost of removing grade crossings. A portion of railroad tax revenue should fund the effort. The state lists 1,757 crossings with high danger. 9.4 deaths and 170 injuries occurred at crossings in recent years.
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Tournai
Trenton
Din
Bom of Public Utilities Commissioners
Sane
John Braggy Sentenced to State Reformatory Today
Seventeen year old John Braggy of this city was sentenced to spend the remainder of his minority in the State Reformatory for attempted burglary and other offenses. The judge noted lack of work for county jail prisoners and said Braggy had been “going wrong” for two years. He delayed state prison placement to give Braggy a chance at reform and better influences. The report mentions the troubled path leading to the case and references a plan for county jail reforms.
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John Braggy
Ilia
Krugey
Vaiola
Healey
Paolo Bate Potaneil
Imeem
All Who
Radtrond
Newark
Seis Weiner
Neostaten
Birtuinis
Thwan
Oi Company
Quilving
Deka
Corrie Lash
Tig Wing
Washington
Coumikatoner
Nola Wat
HH Homiltson
Commissionee
Cipecn
Hikari
Punt
Theo
Tax Appeals Heard by Wotity Board in Roselle Session
The Wotity Board of Tax equalization opened hearings in Roselle with fifteen appeals noted, mostly for small sums. Rahway appeals follow tomorrow, including Middlesex Water Co and several estates. Elizabeth hearings slated for Friday as well.
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Wotity Board of Tax Equalization
Roselle
le Ang
Rahway
Middlesex Water Company
Georgy S. Bracher
Gold Star Real Estate Company
Twin State
Elizabeth
Haund
Coal Merchant Dies at Home of John Cady
Charles A Geen, a coal dealer, was found dead in bed yesterday morning at the Summit home of John Cady, director of the Chien County Road. Irene reported Geen slept late and did not arise for breakfast, leading Meg Cady to check on him. The scene showed no signs of illness and the body remained in bed as authorities began to investigate.
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Theart Bilore
Charles A. Geen
Greene
Meg Cady
Hia Roene
Andy
Snow and Cold Sweep Over Western States
A damaged tract reports a winter storm gripping Minnesota, North and South Dakota and parts of the Northwest. Wind speeds range from 30 to 60 miles per hour as travel slows and telegraph operations falter. Early Sunday into Monday, snow covers the region while crews work to restore service and mobility amid harsh conditions.
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Minneapolia
Dani
Ula
Sayne
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Camus
Telegraph
Northwest
Postal Savings Banks Reported Great Success
Reports from Washington state that postal savings banks show strong results as the new offering is publicized. The Postal Savings Bank board plans to finalize transfer arrangements and address issues with US administrative officers during a specially called meeting.
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Postal Savings Banks
War on Mosquito Planning Across Regions Report
A telegraph driven briefing describes urgent public efforts to combat a mosquito outbreak. Officials discuss earth tremor reports and flood weather hindering control plans while detailing proposed eradication measures, health stats, and local coordination with rail authorities.
Weather advisory notes prolonged cold across regions
A weather report indicates a long duration of inclement conditions affecting Washington and surrounding areas. The advisory details extended wind intensity and temperature drops, with north and east directions expected to influence the storm pattern for several hours. Authorities urge preparation for hazardous travel and equipment protection.
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Washington
Tan
Old Offender Gets One Year In Prison
A wanderer on the faws of Gecathe, Richard Mowe, was sentenced by Judge Edward B. Atwater in the Coat of Special Sessions to one year in the State penal establishment for theft committed on December 20. The court noted the defendant’s long criminal record and unsteady life, with defense citing drunkenness. the judge imposed additional time and related penalties.
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Aichard Mowe
Ldwe
Edweard B
Atwater
Tate Dabor
Deveney 20
Frank Cons
Rose
Rteaner
Wiyty
Sertenei Rosse
Chen
Vonty
Eyeo Penal Institutins
Hheoughantie
Pela
Hetmneeborg
Payle
Kownk
Vie Fulmig
Penmay Villay Hote
Cortwelles
Matadelpla
Tostittia
Washinston
Coon
Western collision leaves many dead and injured
A chaotic report details a severe crash in the western region with numerous fatalities. The narrative references emerging names and locations, mentions a New Year’s gift photo promotion, and notes a principal at Union Business College with contact details.
The Journal in Newark The Ellenbeth Daily Journal sale at the new set
A fragmentary notice from The Journal in Newark references a sale related to The Ellenbeth Daily Journal and mentions Newark. The readable text is incomplete, but indicates a distribution or publishing event tied to a new set.
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the Journal
Newark
Ellenheth Daily Journal
New Set
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